If it all falls down I am not personally liable providing I have not
breached my duties as a director. ie trading when insolvent.
Good eh?

Without knowing the specifics, Skitchy is ****ing into the wind suggesting any
part of your situation is not "proper."
It's frustration on his part, plane and simple. There are some people in this
world who are driven mad by the happiness of others. Neal, Skitchy, Binary Jane
and Scotty are clear examples.

RB

our finances were still quite seperate.

RB

OK, that's what I assumed all along.


Wasn't hard to figure out.

RB

If you own the credit union.
Their rates are good here but they do have to make money :-)

Depends what your status is. retirees can do quite well with smaller loans if
they are long standing members.

RB

Awww now you're trolling.


"Now?"


RB

Wasn't hard to figure out.


It wasn't hard to figure out that putting the boat in your wife's name would
allow you to borrow under your father's credit union? OK, if you say so.

If it all falls down I am not personally liable providing I have not
breached my duties as a director. ie trading when insolvent.
Good eh?

Without knowing the specifics, Skitchy is ****ing into the wind suggesting
any
part of your situation is not "proper."

Proper has nothing to do with it, Bob. His statement above is correct, except
he fails to note that he would also be personable liable if the corporate shell
is a mere instrumentality of his, which it appears to be. This ain't **** into
the wind, rather **** on a stupid ownership structure.

It's frustration on his part, plane and simple. There are some people in this
world who are driven mad by the happiness of others. Neal, Skitchy, Binary
Jane
and Scotty are clear examples.

Its easy to say this when there is nothing else to say. Boobs, Oz is an idiot,
but I was just trying to give you straight up advice.